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I am so proud to share this debut episode of the Everyday Play podcast series with all of you, where I will be talking to creative souls of all stripes about what creativity, curiosity, and play look like in their lives! This new series of creative conversations is a love letter to finding the joy in the everyday moments of our lives, letting loose and being silly, and being unafraid to be play, every day.
For today's conversation I sat down with Kate Marple, my dear friend and theatre company partner. Kate is a documentary playwright who serves as the Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of The Perpetual Visitors Theatre, and co-creator of BIG WORK, an original documentary play that explores the role that work plays in our ability to build a life and connect with those around us. In addition, Kate is a professor of strategic communications for nonprofit organizations at Northeastern University and a storyteller through and through who is endlessly fascinated by what shapes who we are and where we belong.
Kate and I have known each other since high school and playing together ever since, and I am so grateful that we were able to come together for a conversation to share our unique definitions of creativity in their own lives, as well as plenty of tips to help break the habits and patterns we all get stuck in. Get a cup of tea and cozy up for a creative conversation that will kick start your imagination!
As always, I'd love to hear from you in the comments. What does creativity look like for you in your own life?
For today's conversation I sat down with Kate Marple, my dear friend and theatre company partner. Kate is a documentary playwright who serves as the Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of The Perpetual Visitors Theatre, and co-creator of BIG WORK, an original documentary play that explores the role that work plays in our ability to build a life and connect with those around us. In addition, Kate is a professor of strategic communications for nonprofit organizations at Northeastern University and a storyteller through and through who is endlessly fascinated by what shapes who we are and where we belong.
Kate and I have known each other since high school and playing together ever since, and I am so grateful that we were able to come together for a conversation to share our unique definitions of creativity in their own lives, as well as plenty of tips to help break the habits and patterns we all get stuck in. Get a cup of tea and cozy up for a creative conversation that will kick start your imagination!
As always, I'd love to hear from you in the comments. What does creativity look like for you in your own life?